In this episode of our podcast The Disability Download, Selina Mills chats to disability rights campaigner Judy Heumann about writing her memoir, International Women’s Day and her new documentary film on Netflix: Crip Camp. 

As London Fashion Week 2020 comes to a close, we wanted to take the time to showcase some of the emerging talent that is working to make the fashion and beauty industry more inclusive and diverse.

In the latest episode of our podcast, The Disability Download, we caught up with some budding entrepreneurs who entered the Stelios awards last year.

It's officially a year to go until Tokyo 2020.

To mark the countdown, we chat to our Ambassador and Paralympian Olivia Breen at the Superhero Series Triathlon in Windsor, and also Paralympian Judoko Christopher Skelley, and Cecilia Kumar, the Head of Disability at Sport England. 

In this episode of our podcast, The Disability Download, Cathy chats to award-winning journalist and campaigner, Frances Ryan.

Frances published her book ‘Crippled: Austerity and the demonization of disabled people’ in 2019. She chats about austerity, benefits and representation of disabled people in the media

‘Crippled: Austerity and the demonization of disabled people’ comes out as an audiobook on 27 February 2020.

In this episode of our The Disability Download podcast, we’re talking all things assistive tech.

Listen to our Director of Assistive Technology, Steve Tyler, tell us about the latest developments in technology, while tech blogger Glen Turner chats about the devices that have transformed his life.

We also chatted to our Chief Executive Neil Heslop about his favourite piece of assistive technology and our Policy Manager Sharlene McGee discusses the government’s Access to Work Scheme.